The Bourne Select Board held a joint meeting with the Recreation Committee at 6 p.m., followed by regular board business. Discussions focused on the Sagamore Bridge project's impacts on Keith Field, a proposed land transfer for a former fire station, an Eversource utility pole hearing, aquaculture license renewals, the Scenic Highway median project, an Enbridge gas pipeline relocation requiring Article 97 land, waterways regulations, and the FY27 budget. Several unanimous votes were taken.
All right, being 6 p.m. Note this meeting is being televised, streamed, or recorded by Bourne TV. If anyone in the audience is recording or videotaping, they need to acknowledge such at this time. I see. I am audio recording. Thank you, sir. I see Helen as well from Bourne Enterprise. Yes. Okay, thank you. Please refrain from using flash photography. If anyone from the public wishes to access the meeting, they may do so by calling the following conference line. 1929, 205, 6099, Zoom meeting ID 897 1229, 3538, password, all caps born. The Zoom chat will not be monitored. Participants who wish to speak must raise the hand icon until the chair asks them to unmute. All items within the meeting agenda are subject to deliberation in vote at 6 p.m. Um we're gonna we're having a joint meeting with the rec committee. They are coming through the room, and uh should I let them start their meeting first? They need to open they need to open their meeting or is it still open? You adjourned. They can reopen their let them do that before we move on to this moment of silence. Come in. Once you're all here, sure. Come on, no worries, no hurry. Everybody's everybody's heading in. We know you had another meeting going. So everyone, no, I see Lori Gilbert's not in the meeting. Oh, there they are. Okay. Yeah. All right. So we will start with a moment of silence to recognize our troops and public safety personnel. Salute to the flag. One nation. Thank you. Okay. Moving right along. So we have a discussion. Uh next on the agenda is a discussion with the Mass DOT Bridges team. And uh this tonight's agenda is strictly related to the Keith Field mitigation. So we're going to keep the comments and discussion related to that. Um to that situation. So I'm assuming our presenter will come on up and cannaday from Mastot. Okay, Ian. I'll let you introduce yourself at the mic so the people at home can hear you. Thank you very much. Hello, my name is Ann Kennedy. I'm with the Massachusetts Department of Transportation. I'm here with two of my colleagues from the Cape Clock Bridge Design Team, Dave Anderson and Mark Kolonoscopy at Kolanowski, excuse me, and um Jackie Goodard. Thank you very much. Thank you.